Company Ace of Escape

Good flow and lots of room to split up, plus the crawl bit was a fun switch-up. A few locks felt worn, but overall the puzzles were fair and satisfying.

The concept is great, but some locks had faded letters and the audio clue didn’t land for us. Still enjoyed the ride, just wished the hardware felt fresher.

Loved this room’s dusty motel vibe and the way the music and radio tied everything together. Low-tech in the best way, with smart logic and a couple of great reveals. We left grinning.

The crawl space and the radio sequence were definite highlights. It’s a low-tech build, but absolutely worth a play, with a little local flavor to boot.

Solid room overall. Some locks were a little rough—faded letters and sticky mechanisms—but the concept is strong with enjoyable puzzles. Missing that extra polish, yet we’d still come back when in Tucson.

Pleasant experience with a nice mix of Gen‑1 puzzles and a couple of nice aha moments. Plenty of padlocks, but varied enough to stay interesting, plus a fun local twist in the story.

Classic padlock-forward room with clear logic and a couple of legit a‑ha moments. Not flashy, but it works and the atmosphere sells it.

We had a great time and the game flowed with barely a pause. Mostly mechanical puzzles, all enjoyable, and the music really lifted the atmosphere.

Total blast with friends. The local Tucson touches made it feel unique, and the finale clicked beautifully. Easy recommend if you like tactile puzzles.

I love rooms with space to spread out and puzzles you can tackle at the same time. This one nails that, and the style is on point too.